Iran Vows to Keep Nuclear Program, Dominate Persian Gulf
A woman holds up a picture of the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei during a state-organized rally in Tehran, Iran, on April 29, 2026. AP Photo / Vahid Salemi ...
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DR. DAVID JEREMIAH: Our Culture Has Grown More Angry and Profane – but This Is What God Still Expects of Us…
Walk into any bookstore and browse the titles. You’ll be shocked by how many contain four-letter words. In the past year or so, publishers have introduced shock value to their book covers.
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Helping Ukrainian refugees through the trauma and distress of war
When Russia invaded Ukraine, it sparked an exodus of refugees as millions fled their homes. But given the choice, many would love to go back, says Bishop Josep Ferrer, who recently visited the country.
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Israeli Restrictions on ‘Holy Fire’ Ignite Christian Outrage
Christians celebrated their “Holy Fire” ceremony at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem on Saturday against a backdrop of rising tensions with Israel, which imposed new restrictions on attendance this year that it said were needed for safety.
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New Scientific Test Dates Shroud of Turin to the Time of Christ’s Death
A new scientific method revealed that the Shroud of Turin may truly originate from the 1st Century, around the time of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Operation Blessing Providing Moms and Kids with Food, Safe Place to Rest at Poland Border: ‘Thank you’
As more refugees flood into Poland, CBN's Operation Blessing is at the border to give them food and water, along with a place to rest.
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Pakistan: 6 men get death penalty for mob killing over ‘blasphemy’ claim
A court in Pakistan has sentenced six people to death for beating a Sri Lankan man to death and burning his body over allegations of blasphemy last December. Nine others have been given life in prison, and an additional 72 people who were part of the mob have been given two-year sentences.
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Church trashed by ISIS holds service for the first time in 8 years
Easter was extra special for one Christian community in Iraq this Easter as it opened for services for the first time since being desecrated by ISIS militants eight years ago.
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Salvation Army ‘deeply sorry’ for condition of housing
The Salvation Army has apologised after a joint ITV and Guardian investigation accused the Christian Church and charity of acting like a "rogue landlord".
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Mosques attacked during holy weeks
A worshipper waves the Palestinian flag after Friday prayers, hours after Israeli police clashed with protesters at the Al Aqsa Mosque compound, in Jerusalem's Old City. Associated ...
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Muslim Extremists Attack Church, Assault Pastor: Police Charge Pastor and Attacker with ‘Disturbing the Peace’
Muslim extremists in Sudan interrupted worship services at a local church and assaulted three people, including the church's pastor.
